Offenders.ioShare your Halloween map
Location access is used to keep the map centered on you and refresh nearby results as you walk.
For community safety and awareness only. Registry locations are not a person’s current location and may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. Names and photos are intentionally omitted. Verify with the official registry. Do not harass or threaten anyone.
How to use the Halloween sex offender map
Allow browser location access, choose your radius, and keep the page open while trick-or-treating. Use this free Halloween registry map as one source of public registry information while walking with your children. No account is required. To explore another area, enter an address, city or ZIP code in the search box above. You can also use the free public map. Tap a registry marker for the same limited details available on the free public map; names and photos are omitted. No results does not establish that an area is safe. This map is not a consumer report or a tool for employment, housing, or other eligibility decisions.
How can I check sex offender registry locations near me while trick-or-treating?
Select Enable Location in the welcome dialog, or Use My Location to try again, and allow browser location access, then choose a quarter-mile, half-mile, or one-mile radius. The map follows your position and refreshes nearby public registry results as you walk. Keep the page open.
Does this map track people in real time?
No. The blue marker shows your own device location. Other markers show public registry locations, not where a person is currently located.
How does the map update as I walk?
Select Enable Location in the welcome dialog, or Use My Location to try again, and allow browser location access. The map updates your position and refreshes nearby records as you move. Choose a quarter-mile, half-mile, or one-mile radius. Keep the page open while walking. You can also search an address, city or ZIP code without location permission.
How is location access used?
Location access is used to keep the map centered on you and refresh nearby results as you walk. You can stop location updates at any time.
Can this map tell me which route is safe?
No. Registry information may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated, and a map cannot determine whether a route or home is safe. Verify information with the official registry. Names and photos are omitted, as on our free public map.